"That's about it, Lotta; but you wouldn't have had me leave them?"
"A man has to look after himself in the world; but you were always easy-minded, Souchey."
"I don't know about being so easy-minded. I know what would make me easy-minded enough."
"You'll have to be servant to a Jew now."
"No; I'll never be that."
"I suppose he gives you something at odd times?"
"Who? Trendellsohn? I never saw the colour of his money yet, and do not wish to see it."
"But he comes here — sometimes?"
"Never, Lotta. I haven't seen Anton Trendellsohn within the doors these six months."
"But she goes to him?"